The agent investigates your monitoring data like an analyst: it reads what competitors publish, checks their prices and channels, and hands you a ranked shortlist of opportunities with evidence. Not four hundred charts.
One agent, five pieces — you are here
What it sees
Monitor
What is AI telling your shoppers?
What it finds
Opportunities
Why you lose — and what's worth doing.
What it does
Execution & Measurement
Draft, approve, publish, measure.
What it knows
Competitive Intelligence
The 4Ps behind every recommendation.
What it remembers
Brand Soul
The memory that compounds.
When a competitor keeps winning a scenario, “you lost” is not an answer. The agent goes and finds out why: it reads the content the AI cited, checks what the competitor charges on each channel, and looks for what your product story is missing.
Each investigation ends in an opportunity: what’s happening, the evidence behind it, the specific action that closes the gap, and the scenarios it should move. Ranked by expected impact on Purchase Likelihood, so the top of the list is always the next best thing to do.
Most tools can only ever conclude “write more content.” The agent diagnoses across ten dimensions — and knows who should act on each.
The agent executes
Content · Product info
Comparison answers, product FAQs, corrective copy — drafted by the agent, approved by you, published to your site.
Signals you build
Reviews · Editorial · Community · Creators · PR
Where AI trusts third-party voices, the agent shows you which ones it’s listening to — and what would change its mind.
Decisions you make
Price · Distribution · Promotion
When the gap is a competitor’s Amazon price or a 20% promo, the opportunity says so — with a proposed counter-move, not a content brief.
Opportunities arrive in your inbox a few at a time, ranked, with the evidence attached. You approve, reject, or ask for changes. There is nothing to interpret, no score to decode, no one to brief.
Approve one, and the agent gets to work. Next: Execution & Measurement →
A short brief: the gap ("OSEA wins 7/10 purchase-intent recommendations for vitamin-C serum"), the evidence (the cited content, the $14 Amazon price difference, the running promo), the proposed action (a comparison guide, or a counter-promotion), and the scenarios it should move. Everything you need to decide in one read.
Because a dashboard transfers the work to you. Someone still has to interpret the charts, decide what matters, and brief the fix. The agent does that interpretation and shows its work — you spend your time deciding, not decoding.
Reject it — one click, with a reason if you want. The rejection is stored in brand memory, so the agent stops proposing that line of attack. Nothing happens without your approval either way.
Enter your URL. The free check shows who wins your recommendations today — and the first two or three things worth doing about it.